> Taking a look at these parameters, I notice that the first two relate to
a
> "NUMA POOL"? What is this? If anyone has read any of Clive Custlers
novels -
> they would think "National Underwater & Marine Agency" :)
Mark,
NUMA is a shared memory bus architecture for Intel chips, it's been
around for about 6 years now.
It allows a box to do things like run NT and Unix simultaneously. Sequent
( now IBM ) and some other can do this.
There are various incarnations of the acronym:
Non Uniform Memory Access
Non-Uniform Memory Allocation (Sequent)
Non-Uniform Memory Architecture
Jared
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